Current number:
042126
Any other previous number(s):
93828
Notes:
Moved to Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway 12/17
Livery:
MAROON
Preserved Railway / Museum:
Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway
Category:
Preserved vehicles
IU 04xxxx series

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  • 042126 detail

    19 September 2009 - SD0853

    Now preserved on the Churnet Valley Railway.

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    20 September 2009 - peter Cummings

    That numbering style should have been compulsory for all I.U. vehicles. How different life would have been.

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    6 October 2009 - Martin Allen

    According to my notes, this is the former Tinsley Depot electrical fitters workshop, a GUV numbered E 93828.

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    6 April 2010 - Ben Williams

    As per question under 041912 pic - does anyone know if this received a trademark Tinsley name?!

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    6 April 2010 - peter Cummings

    I wasn't aware that said names extended to anything other than locos.

    peter.

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    7 April 2010 - SD0853

    Nothing other than Loco's got the famed painted names.

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    7 April 2010 - Simon Bendall

    Not quite true - Snow King and Snow Queen weren't locos :O)

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    8 April 2010 - SD0853

    I'll give you that one. I forgot about them, lol

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    28 July 2011 - Robin Morel

    according to the new book "life and times of a railway fitter at Tinsley Maintenance Depot" by Phil Hodgkiss this vehicle did indeed have a name -

    but is recorded as ex NKV 93838, the name being TAN-Y-ARSE applied 24-4-92.

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    30 June 2016 - ian saunders

    I remember seeing this van with the unofficial name Tan-Y-Arse applied in the usual Tinsley style sat inside the main depot building on a couple of occasions when I managed to get allowed in and have a look around, but never saw it outside the building.

  • 27 November 2020 - Steve Jordan

    Took a piccy of it outside the depot on 12-6-1988 numbered as E93828 with no name.

  • 14 March 2026 - Cristoff

    Hi,

    Is anyone able to give the exact location of where this was at the Glos Warks on 25/05/2024 please?

  • 15 March 2026 - Roger Harris

    It was at Winchcombe in a row behind the row alongside the main line attached to 24006 (the red coach). Possibly not seen from a train if you didn't walk around the Winchcombe site. Hope this helps.

  • 15 March 2026 - Cristoff

    Hi Roger

    Thanks for the reply. I may have misunderstood exactly what you are saying though. I have 94486 buffer to buffer with 24006. (My photo shows the number just about visible, but it is definitely a 4w rather than bogies).

    Do you mean it is the line over again, starting with a 12t van, then a res livery bogie vehicle?

    I did look in that area, but was unable to identify/record some items.

    Regards

    Chris

  • 6 April 2026 - Roger Harris

    Hello Chris,

    Many apologies for not being able to answer sooner on this van. I have got the book down and looked at my photos on the day, and you are correct, it was a CCT next to 24006. I put the van down as 86828 which could be seen under the paint, (rather than 042126 or 93828), and I think it may have been inside the workshop as I'm surprised I did not take a photo of it. Sorry, that's the best I can do.

  • 22 April 2026 - Cristoff

    Hi Roger

    Thanks for the further response & for checking. It took me nearly 2 years to ask the original question, so no worries about timings.

    I suspect it may have been in the sidings on the opposite side of the line. There was at least 1 similar vehicle I could see, which I was unable to identify. As they have several similar vehicles I shall just have to keep a better eye out for it next time.

    Best wishes

    Chris